
The Grand Idea: George Washington's Potomac & the Race to the West
Joel AchenbachThe Grand Idea: George Washington's Potomac & the Race to the West
January 1, 2004Simon & Schuster414 pages
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Looking down upon the Potomac from his verandah at Mount Vernon, recently retired General George Washington imagined a route through the mountains to the vastness of the West. He was wrong about the river, but not about his country's destiny.
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